All right, we're about to dive deep. But you know what? No topic is off limits when you're talking

with Grace Slick, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer of Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson

Starship, Starship. Yes, all those hit songs that are part of our culture from White Rabbit

and somebody to love.

Don't you want somebody to love? Don't you need somebody to love? All the way on up through,

nothing's going to stop us now and for better or worse we built

this city she and I will debate that one a little bit well you might be surprised which side of each of us are on

it's just such a deep hang and it's brought to you by guitar player and guitar player dot com

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player and you will sound better as well. Thank you, Guitar Player. So yeah, everything from

arrests to sex, drugs, rock and roll, World War II, on up to the present. It's an adventurous

conversation with Grace. If you're new to the show,

normally I meet with a famous guitar player and we both have guitars and we're in the same room.

And we jam and they show me how they created their sound and their music. But today, well,

having the opportunity to do a quick phoneer, not that quick actually,

man, over an hour, really deep hang.

With this legendary icon of psychedelic rock and beyond, Grace Slick, I certainly couldn't turn

that down because she's seen it all.

We'll start off with her favorite guitar piece of all time, or at least one of them, but probably her favorite.

And, of course, we'll talk about all the different guitar players she's worked with from Craig Chikiso to Yorma, Yorama Kalkinin, to all the people she's gotten to interact with and share the stage with or share the bill with, such as Jimmy Hendrix

and The Who, et cetera, as well as celebrate her longtime bandmates such as Paul Cantner, founder

of Jefferson Starship. And when I joined the band in 2012, long after Grace had basically

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